Day 076, orbit 1179 Weighing yourself in weightlessness isn’t really about weight... it’s about mass. We use a special device that moves our body up...

   Day 075, orbit 1164 Living and working aboard a spacecraft means being ready to react quickly if an alarm sounds or something doesn’t seem right (......

   Day 073, orbit 1133 - Beautiful #Lanzarote, an island shaped by volcanic eruptions (...), often used as an analogue for the Moon or Mars, including...

   Day 072, orbit 1113 Sunday morning science with Sophie, episode 5: Water and convex lenses. - esa.int astronaut Sophie Adenot ESA NASA #Î psilon

   Day 071, orbit 1099 A timelapse of an essential part of life onboard the ISS: stowing equipment putting things back where they belong. A more...

   Times flies s &#&#Some 25 years ago, esa.int astronaut Umberto Guidoni became the first European to reach the International Space Station.&#&#Umberto...

   Day 070, orbit 1085 In microgravity, astronauts’ eyes can be affected because fluids in the body shift upward, changing the pressure around inside...

   Day 069, orbit 1071 The gyroscope, key to maintaining a spacecraft attitude in space The Station relies on four Control Moment Gyroscopes (CMGs),...

   On World Laboratory Day, we take you to Earth’s most remote lab: Concordia station in Antarctica &#Isolated, confined and cold, research in this...

   100 days &# 6 volunteers &# ’ 1 sealed research facility&#&#What happens to us when we’re cut off from the world?&#&#The SOLIS100 study has...

   Day 068, Orbit 1054 Opening the shutters in the morning: what a beautiful way to start the day - esa.int astronaut Sophie Adenot #Î psilon NASA ESA

   Day 066, orbit 1021 - As our trajectory carries us over the Kazakh steppe, bathed in shades of beige and ochre - home to Soyuz lift offs and landings...

   Day 064, orbit 0994 #WorldAmateurRadioDay Huge thanks to the ARISS educational programme teams and to all the radio amateurs who create a direct link...

   Day 063, Orbit 0979 Huge thanks to the ground teams for helping us place a ship-to-ship call to the spacecraft of our NASA & CSA friends as they came...

   NASA will support esa.int’s Rosalind Franklin mission. Scheduled to launch in 2028, our Mars rover will be the first ever to drill up to two metres...

   Day 062, orbit 0963 - DYK we get 16 sunrises sunsets every day as we orbit Earth? They come & go quickly, but the colours are so intense This...

   Just opened: five tonnes of science and supplies esa.int astronaut Sophie Adenot and NASA astronauts Jack Hathaway, Jessica Meir and Chris Williams...

   Day 060, Orbit 0934 - Welcoming a cargo vehicle is such a special experience: you know you’ll be receiving care packages from teams and families,...

   Day 059, orbit 0912 - Huge congratulations to everyone who ran the #Paris Marathon The photo below was taken on April 9 - and it looks like café...

   Day 057, orbit 0896 - Sunday morning science with Sophie, episode 3: Weighing yourself in weightlessness, part 2 âs . The device used in this video...

   Forward to the Moon &#Our lunar team lead Sara Pastor tells you about what’s next for Moon exploration s &#https: blogs.esa.int orion 2026 04 12...

   After flying on Baaartemis I, Shaun the Sheep returned to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center to cheer on the #Artemis II crew s &#Read his diary &#https...

   Day 057, orbit 0886 - Fun timelapse of the last activities on the Cygnus NG-23 cargo spacecraft before it was detached from the ISS and released into...

   Huge cheers from our international teams in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room at NASA’s Johnson Space Center [contains quote post or other embedded...

   Our European Service Module has successfully separated from Orion’s crew module &# s After propelling the spacecraft over 1 million km in deep space...

   Artemis II update: 20 minutes until crew and service module separation &#Our European engineers gathered in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room at NASA...